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  • in reply to: How To rebuild kernel 2.6.36.3 into b14 document #51597
    jjonez
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    @paris wrote:

    How’s going? Any result?

    I had this on the back burner for a while. I struggled with antenna connectors some more and it _seems_ to be going well. Although uptime is only 4 days so it’s too early to claim success I think. Promising.

    in reply to: How To rebuild kernel 2.6.36.3 into b14 document #51595
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    @jjonez wrote:

    Sad to report even with a somewhat more up to date kernel, it’s still crashing. Uptime was about 5 days.

    This time the antenna connector popped off. Back to testing!

    in reply to: How To rebuild kernel 2.6.36.3 into b14 document #51594
    jjonez
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    Sad to report even with a somewhat more up to date kernel, it’s still crashing. Uptime was about 5 days.

    in reply to: How To rebuild kernel 2.6.36.3 into b14 document #51593
    jjonez
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    @jjonez wrote:

    @rda wrote:

    I update kernel for b14
    download
    http://hotfile.com/dl/103891469/75b32f1/ZeroShell-1.0.beta14-CompactFlash-IDE-USB-SATA-1GB-2_6_36_3.img.gz.html

    Thanks rda, Fulvio et al. Unfortunately the madwifi included in the link here is an old one, compiled against 2.6.25.20.
    If I wanted to compile a madwifi package, couldn’t I skip some of these steps by using the above package with the kernel source and development toolchain to compile madwifi?

    Or should I start from scratch?

    The reason I’m looking for an updated madwifi is because I have 3 alix boards all with the, apparently dreaded, Wistron CM9 Atheros wifi card. The APs lock up randomly and I’m hoping to fix this situation without resorting to anything too drastic.

    The answer is yes. 😉 I started with the 2.6.32 above added the dev packages but still had to compile a kernel for the madwifi modules to load.

    Also thank you Renato Morano, you’re the man! This was helpfull:

    http://www.renatomorano.net/?p=1154

    NB: If you are upgrading, be aware that your atheros wireless card will be named ath0 instead of ETH01. After messing around with the wireless manager it’s back to ETH01 so good luck.

    I have not tested this extensively…..so far so good. Will post an update either way.

    If anyone has any pointers on how I could customize the kernel for ALIX boards I would be super grateful. I just used the one in /proc/config.gz did ‘make oldconfig’ and ‘make menuconfig’ with no further customizations.

    ZeroShell-1.0.beta14-madwifi-CompactFlash-alix-1GB-2_6_36_3.img
    download
    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6L9WI6NC

    in reply to: How To rebuild kernel 2.6.36.3 into b14 document #51592
    jjonez
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    @rda wrote:

    I update kernel for b14
    download
    http://hotfile.com/dl/103891469/75b32f1/ZeroShell-1.0.beta14-CompactFlash-IDE-USB-SATA-1GB-2_6_36_3.img.gz.html

    Thanks rda, Fulvio et al. Unfortunately the madwifi included in the link here is an old one, compiled against 2.6.25.20.
    If I wanted to compile a madwifi package, couldn’t I skip some of these steps by using the above package with the kernel source and development toolchain to compile madwifi?

    Or should I start from scratch?

    The reason I’m looking for an updated madwifi is because I have 3 alix boards all with the, apparently dreaded, Wistron CM9 Atheros wifi card. The APs lock up randomly and I’m hoping to fix this situation without resorting to anything too drastic.

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